Traditional Medical Doctor Who Provided Free Healthcare to Protesters Missing in Guangzhou
“Kwok Nan Chung Yee (ĺś‹é›Łĺż é†«)” is a group providing voluntary medical assistance and Chinese traditional medicine to victims of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. On January 10, Sai Ngau Yee, one of the founding members of the group talked to media alongside lawmaker, Alvin Yeung of the Civic Party, and the mother of the group’s missing member.
Sai explained, in the early hours of January 8, he talked to the now missing member Lam Cheng Dou Hai over the phone. In the middle of their conversation, Lam put him on hold and went to answer the door. He then lost contact with him.
On January 9, Sai received a message from who claimed to be Lam’s roommate, saying that they were being watched and that Lam had been taken away from his university dormitory by the PRC's National Security Agency, under administrative detention. The roommate reminded Sai not to provide information on Internet, and do not "act blindly" to put their lives in danger.
Sai Ngau Yee reiterated that the group has always been providing humanitarian support to whoever who is in need of medical assistance. He stressed that Lam has never participated in any protest activities related throughout the course of the Anti-extradition movement. He is concerned for those who physically participated in the protests, as this shows that the chances of them being arrested in China could be much higher.
He reassured recipients of the group’s medical service that their personal data has been well protected. The mother of the missing member pointed out that she has a close relationship with her son, and they have been maintaining regular contacts even when her son was in Guangzhou.
Source: RTHK
#10Jan #Missing #Kidnapping #CCP #Guangzhou #PRC
“Kwok Nan Chung Yee (ĺś‹é›Łĺż é†«)” is a group providing voluntary medical assistance and Chinese traditional medicine to victims of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. On January 10, Sai Ngau Yee, one of the founding members of the group talked to media alongside lawmaker, Alvin Yeung of the Civic Party, and the mother of the group’s missing member.
Sai explained, in the early hours of January 8, he talked to the now missing member Lam Cheng Dou Hai over the phone. In the middle of their conversation, Lam put him on hold and went to answer the door. He then lost contact with him.
On January 9, Sai received a message from who claimed to be Lam’s roommate, saying that they were being watched and that Lam had been taken away from his university dormitory by the PRC's National Security Agency, under administrative detention. The roommate reminded Sai not to provide information on Internet, and do not "act blindly" to put their lives in danger.
Sai Ngau Yee reiterated that the group has always been providing humanitarian support to whoever who is in need of medical assistance. He stressed that Lam has never participated in any protest activities related throughout the course of the Anti-extradition movement. He is concerned for those who physically participated in the protests, as this shows that the chances of them being arrested in China could be much higher.
He reassured recipients of the group’s medical service that their personal data has been well protected. The mother of the missing member pointed out that she has a close relationship with her son, and they have been maintaining regular contacts even when her son was in Guangzhou.
Source: RTHK
#10Jan #Missing #Kidnapping #CCP #Guangzhou #PRC
#Disappearance #CensorshipKills
At Least Three Citizen Journalists and One Photographer Gone Missing in China During Coronavirus Pandemic
Three Chinese citizen journalists and one German television photographer have gone missing in recent months. They are presumed to have been detained by Chinese authorities after posting videos on social media documenting the reality of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The three Chinese journalists include Li Zehua who was previously a news anchor for China’s most important and prominent state TV station, CCTV. The other two journalists are Wuhan Citizen Fang Bin and Citizen Journalist Chen Qiushi. The most recent missing photographer to suffer this fate was hired externally by the German public-service television broadcaster ZDF.
Source: National Review; Stand News #Apr5
#MissingJournalists #ChinesePneumonia #Missing #PressFreedom #CCP
At Least Three Citizen Journalists and One Photographer Gone Missing in China During Coronavirus Pandemic
Three Chinese citizen journalists and one German television photographer have gone missing in recent months. They are presumed to have been detained by Chinese authorities after posting videos on social media documenting the reality of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The three Chinese journalists include Li Zehua who was previously a news anchor for China’s most important and prominent state TV station, CCTV. The other two journalists are Wuhan Citizen Fang Bin and Citizen Journalist Chen Qiushi. The most recent missing photographer to suffer this fate was hired externally by the German public-service television broadcaster ZDF.
Source: National Review; Stand News #Apr5
#MissingJournalists #ChinesePneumonia #Missing #PressFreedom #CCP